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![Dr. Harvinder Sandhu is co-chief of HSS Spine at Hospital for Special Surgery at Stamford Health, the first healthcare provider in the region using the advanced computerized AR navigation technology for spine surgery. By using specialized goggles, Sandhu said he is able to see through tissue surrounding a patient's spine and provide more precise and faster surgeries and, by extension, quicker recovery with less chance of infection.]()
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![NEW HAVEN, CT - SEPTEMBER 21: Yale Bulldogs head coach Tony Reno during the game between the Yale Bulldogs and the Holy Cross Crusaders on September 21, 2019 at Yale Bowl in New Haven, CT. (Photo by Williams Paul/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)]()
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![Oscar Rendon, 22, poses outside Jewish Family Services in Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, Sept. 9, 2021. Rendon lost his job as a server at Coals Pizza in Port Chester during the pandemic and began seeking support from Jewish Family Services. When a job for a Bilingual Outreach Worker surfaced at JFS, a case manager recommended Rendon for the job. He was recently hired and will soon help others who are in a similar situation of experiencing the negative effects of COVID-19.]()
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![Tony Pavia accepts the Stamford Veterans Park Partnership's Patriot Award from SVPP President Richard Redniss on Sept. 9, 2021, at the Woodway Beach Club in Stamford.]()
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![Yale linebacker John Dean (43) is 2021 captain.]()
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![Incumbent John Kydes campaigns outside Nathan Hale Middle School Tuesday, September 14, 2021, in Norwalk, Conn. Kydes faces challenger Jenn McMurrer in the Common Council seat primary in District C.]()
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